Re: [Cooker] lilo Fatal: First boot sector is version 21.7. Expecting version 22.1.

2002-01-31 Thread François Pons

Gregoire Favre [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

  if that is the case, re-install lilo cleanly (eg: rpm -i lilo-22*.rpm --force)
  and it should work.
 
 No: rpm -i lilo-22.1-4mdk.i586.rpm --force
 lilo
 Fatal: First boot sector is version 21.7. Expecting version 22.1.
 rpm -e lilo and then rpm -i gives same result???

Look at /boot/lilo, where does it points ? Do you have modified it by hand ?
(possible values are currently lilo-text, lilo-graphic, lilo-menu, lilo-bmp).

It should point to a directory containing the real boot.b for the right stage2
lilo, after that /boot/boot.b should point to lilo/boot.b (always the case,
previously the choice was made changing /boot/boot.b (to /boot/boot-menu.b for
example) but now to use different message file suitable for the used stage2
lilo, only /boot/lilo is a symlink suggested to change).

François.




Re: [Cooker] lilo Fatal: First boot sector is version 21.7. Expecting version 22.1.

2002-01-31 Thread François Pons

Neuromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 Thus spake François Pons about Life, the Universe, and Everything:
 | Look at /boot/lilo, where does it points ? Do you have modified it by hand ?
 | (possible values are currently lilo-text, lilo-graphic, lilo-menu, lilo-bmp).
 
 Out of curiosity, what is lilo-bmp?

A new extension (official) from lilo authors to support 640x480 bmp file in 16
colors.

Look at README.bitmaps in lilo documentation for more details.

But really, don't you think 640x480 (or even 800x600) in 256 colors is not
better ?

François.




RE: [Cooker] lilo Fatal: First boot sector is version 21.7. Expecting version 22.1.

2002-01-31 Thread Borsenkow Andrej

 
 But really, don't you think 640x480 (or even 800x600) in 256 colors is
not
 better ?
 

As Mandrake managed to prove it depends :-)




Re: [Cooker] lilo Fatal: First boot sector is version 21.7. Expecting version 22.1.

2002-01-31 Thread Gregoire Favre

On Thu, Jan 31, 2002 at 11:06:36AM +0100, François Pons wrote:

 Look at /boot/lilo, where does it points ? Do you have modified it by hand ?
 (possible values are currently lilo-text, lilo-graphic, lilo-menu, lilo-bmp).

Argh, oups, shame on me: you were right: I don't know how it happens,
lilo was no more a link, fixing it solved just magically the problem, I
am now back to lilo (I like also grub, but...)

An hudge thanks to all :-

Grégoire

http://ulima.unil.ch/greg ICQ:16624071 mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]




Re: [Cooker] lilo Fatal: First boot sector is version 21.7.Expecting version 22.1.

2002-01-31 Thread andre

Op do 31-01-2002, om 12:10 schreef Neuromancer:
 
 Yep.  I wonder why they decided on that?
 
 -Russ

Windows uses also 16 colors(don't know the size at the to of my head).
This makes it almost certain to work




Re: [Cooker] lilo Fatal: First boot sector is version 21.7. Expecting version 22.1.

2002-01-30 Thread Gregoire Favre

On Wed, Jan 30, 2002 at 01:23:39AM +0100, Pixel wrote:

  Fatal: First boot sector is version 21.7. Expecting version 22.1.
 
 i'd say you have a seperate /boot where there is an old /boot/boot.b, whereas
 /sbin/lilo is more up to date

Yep:

rpm -V lilo gives:
.M.. g /boot/lilo
Exit 1

 if that is the case, re-install lilo cleanly (eg: rpm -i lilo-22*.rpm --force)
 and it should work.

No: rpm -i lilo-22.1-4mdk.i586.rpm --force
lilo
Fatal: First boot sector is version 21.7. Expecting version 22.1.
rpm -e lilo and then rpm -i gives same result???

Thanks you very much,

Grégoire

http://ulima.unil.ch/greg ICQ:16624071 mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]




Re: [Cooker] lilo Fatal: First boot sector is version 21.7. Expecting version 22.1.

2002-01-29 Thread Pixel

Gregoire Favre [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 and lilo
 29.01 22:02
 Fatal: First boot sector is version 21.7. Expecting version 22.1.

i'd say you have a seperate /boot where there is an old /boot/boot.b, whereas
/sbin/lilo is more up to date

try rpm -V lilo to verify that things are weird.

if that is the case, re-install lilo cleanly (eg: rpm -i lilo-22*.rpm --force)
and it should work.